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Newspaper

Chicago Eagle

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1910

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McCarthy Starts as Chairman in Sullivan Led Democratic Split

John McCarthy elected chairman of the Democratic Managing Committee, leading a Sullivan aligned group that consolidates power across wards. The primary win strengthens Sullivan’s push for the mayoralty, with new executive and at large members shaping the party’s direction and contesting Harrison and Dunne allies.

John McCarthy Democratic Managing Committee McCarthy Carter H. Harrison Roger C. Sullivan Sullivan Evanston Edward F. Dunne Ninetythree William L. O'Connell John McGillen William Legner Fifteenth Ward George S. McConnell McGillen Sullivan Steam Roller Eleventh Ward Fred Rhode Edward Straka A. J John P. Joyce Gabath Rhode Strake Edward J. Novak William Loeffer Downing Sabath Hearst-Harrison Novak Managing Committee Hearst- Harrison-Sabath Thomas J. Condon Paul Rissman Clem Kuehne Patrick White Harrison O’malley-Mcgillen Thomas Sturch Alderman Bayler C. de Haan J. H. Madigan Peter Foote Dunne William E. Dever Stanley Kielczynski Joseph Pitlock Stanley Kunz Sturch

Platform Adopted Unanimously by Republican County Convention

The Republican County Convention endorsed the administration of county offices and the Cook County judiciary, backing reforms to direct primaries, corrupt practices, civil service, and judicial procedure. It selected 577 delegates to the state convention and updated several county executive committee members while praising Taft era tariff policies and national platform adherence.

Cook County Springfield Taft United States Congress Public Lands Postal Savings Bank Republican Congress

The People’s Law and the Harrisonites Heuratites

The Record-Herald notes low voter turnout and questions the primary law’s partisan flaws. It calls for revision to reduce machine influence, address bribery provisions, and improve ballot name placement to boost public participation. The piece ends with a satirical jab about political affiliation.

George FE Cole Record-Herald

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